Escalante: The Best Kind of Nothing

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Exploring the vast emptiness of southern Utah, the book captures the allure of the Escalante region, a 1.7 million-acre expanse of solitude and natural beauty. Brooke Williams offers a reflective narrative on the landscape's history, from ancient inhabitants to modern controversies surrounding conservation. Complemented by Chris Noble's evocative photography, the work intertwines prose and poetry to celebrate the profound connection between humanity and nature, revealing the significance of silence and space in a world often overlooked.